What is the FP_CHECK_DESTINATION_SERVICE output ???

Hi guys,
I need to know what is the output from the report FP_CHECK_DESTINATION_SERVICE
When I run it (with & without destination service) I get only an information message saying: 9.327 bytes transferred in
Is this OK or I have a problem ?
Regards,
Mahmoud

Hi Anne,
Thanks for your fast response, but actually you didn't get my point, I meant what will be the output of the test if it is successful not for what it is used, I mean what will appear on the screen if the test is OK ?
Reagrds,
Mahmoud

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